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Author: KronosTheLate

docs/comparisons/dataio/fileio.md

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ Images can be loaded with [FileIO.jl](#file-io). However, there are two other al
 #### ImageIO.jl
 {{badge ImageIO}}
 
-### Saving Arbitrary Julia Objects (Serializatoin)
+### Saving Arbitrary Julia Objects (Serialization)
 If it often useful to save variables stored in your julia session, and to be able to redefine them in a new julia session. For example if one of the variables is the result of a long-running computation. There several packages that are good for this specific use case. The general recommendation is **JLD2.jl**.
 
 All options listed in this subsection support saving and loading just about anything you throw at it: Numbers, arrays, functions, even user-defined structs. This is generally done by saving a dictionary, where the keys are usually the variable name, and the values are the thing being saved:
@@ -244,4 +244,4 @@ JDF.jl is the Julia package for all things related to JDF.
 
 
 ## Disclaimer
-This section could use some love. If you have used or developed Julia packages in this domain, we would love your help! Please visit the ["Contributing" section](https://github.com/JuliaPackageComparisons/JuliaPackageComparisons.github.io#contributing) of the [repository that hosts this website](https://github.com/JuliaPackageComparisons/JuliaPackageComparisons.github.io) for information on how to contribute.
+This section could use some love. If you have used or developed Julia packages in this domain, we would love your help! Please visit the ["Contributing" section](https://github.com/JuliaPackageComparisons/JuliaPackageComparisons.github.io#contributing) of the [repository that hosts this website](https://github.com/JuliaPackageComparisons/JuliaPackageComparisons.github.io) for information on how to contribute.